Interstate 470 East

Interstate 470 ascends from the three level interchange (Exit 1) with U.S. 250/Route 2 and the Ohio River into the village of Bethlehem. A diamond interchange joins the freeway with CR 91 (Dans Cutoff Road).

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Eastbound reassurance shield posted between the U.S. 250/Route 2 on-ramp and Bethlehem on I-470.

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Dans Cutoff Road ties I-470 into Chapel Road and Route 88 at Bethlehem. Route 88 originates from U.S. 250 south of Sherrard, heading north to Bethlehem. The state route concludes at Route 27 north of Bethany.

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A high level bridge carries Chapel Road (CR 6) above I-470 to the east of the exchange with Dans Chapel Road.

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The final confirming marker for Interstate 470 east stands along the descent from Bethlehem to I-70 in east Wheeling.

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Exit 5 departs from I-70 for U.S. 40 (National Road) in east Wheeling just beyond the end of I-470. U.S. 40 overlaps with Route 88 from Bethany Pike in Wheeling to Kruger Street at Elm Grove.

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I-470/70 converge at a wye interchange in East Wheeling. I-70 advances east toward Washington, Pennsylvania beyond a folded diamond interchange (Exit 5) with U.S. 40/Route 88 (National Road).

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Elm Grove and Triadelphia lie east beyond I-470 and the split of U.S. 40 and Route 88 at Exit 5. An end shield for I-470 was added to the mainline by 2007.

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Interstate 470 concludes its 10.6 mile run as traffic defaults onto I-70 eastbound ahead of U.S. 40/Route 88 (National Road).

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